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With just a few hours left to the kick off of the new series of Doctor Who, it’s time to pull together what we know about the various episodes from part one of the run (Episodes 1 – 7) and get a clearer idea of what is to come… Executive Produced by Steven Moffat, Beth…

Doctor Who Magazine has naturally come to the rescue of anyone dying to know the episode titles of Series 6, with the titles of the first half of the run featuring in issue #433. It now transpires that the previously titled two parter from Matthew Graham The Rebel Flesh and Gangers is now known as…

The DÃ¦mons. The Face of Evil. Full Circle. Warriorâ€™s Gate. Kinda. Enlightenment. Remembrance of the Daleks. Ghost Light. Survival. Dalek. Daleks in Manhattan. Fairly exciting list of episodes, no? Diverse, you must admit. Iâ€™ve heard from people who donâ€™t like The Face of Evil (I know!), but The Robots of Death has a lofty reputation….

When he’s not impressing the known universe with his writing/producing/general Scottishness Steven Moffat also likes to tease questioning fans via the magic of Twitter. The pestering tweeters have been pressing Doctor Who’s Lead Writer and Executive Producer on numerous fronts but the two that perked most fanboys were: Will we see two River Song’s in…

BREAKING NEWS!Â Series 6 writer Matthew Graham, the fella behind the two-parter presently known as The Rebel Flesh/Gangers, may be changing half of his story’s name! About 15 minutes ago (at the time of writing), a tweet from Graham suggested that there may be a movement among key members of the production team to change…

In their ongoing series “Isn’t it about time you gave… another chance” the SFX website has for some reason decided to cast its eyesolus over 2006’s muted Doctor Who abusive father-fest Fear Her. Not exactly a classic, Fear Her tells the story of the day the Doctor and Rose landed in a London suburb that…

Geezer, cockney, geezer! Former EastEnder Lee Ross will be joining the cast of episode 3 of the new series of Doctor Who. The actor, who is perhaps most well known for playing the murdered Owen Turner in the BBC soap, won the role in the same episode that Hugh Bonneville is set to guest star…